Building “My Bac”: A Mobile App for Tunisian Students by Mohammed Aziz Hleli

As a Baccalaureate student myself, I, Mohammed Aziz Hleli, wanted to create something that would truly help my peers prepare for their exams. That’s how “My Bac”, a mobile app containing past Baccalaureate exams with corrections, was born.
Motivation
Every year, students struggle to find organized archives of past exams. Most resources are scattered across websites, PDFs, or even WhatsApp groups. I realized that with a simple, user-friendly app, students could:
Access all relevant exams in one place
Choose between Principal or Control sessions
See either the exam or the correction instantly
Navigate easily without confusion
Being a student myself helped me understand what is truly needed for effective exam preparation.
App Structure & Features
Here’s how My Bac works:
Homepage → Orientation Selection
Students choose their orientation (Sciences, Math, Lettres, etc.).
Year + Subject Selection
Each orientation shows all years on one page. Students pick a year and subject.
Final Page → Exam & Correction Files
Each page contains 4 files:
Exam Principal
Correction Principal
Exam Control
Correction Control
Version 1 covers 322 pages for 2019–2026, providing students with a complete resource for exam preparation.
Technical Notes
Pages are organized using templates, making future expansion straightforward
Light ad integration ensures monetization without hurting user experience
Future updates will cover older years (2012–2018) and 2027 exams
Impact & Vision
The goal of My Bac is simple: help students succeed.
Version 1: Covers 2019–2026, focused on the 2027 generation
Version 2: Expands to 14 years of exams, helping future generations
Minimal ads, clean UX, fully free for students
This project is my way of giving back to the student community and combining my skills as a developer and student.
Lessons Learned
Even as a student, you can build real, impactful apps
Proper organization makes large-scale content manageable
Personal experience (studying for the Bac myself) improves the app’s relevance and usability
Next Steps
Launch Version 1 in Summer 2026
Add more years and sessions in Version 2
Promote to students via social media and community networks
Gather feedback and continuously improve
Conclusion
My Bac is more than an app — it’s a tool built by a student for students, combining practical exam preparation, easy navigation, and thoughtful design.
I hope other student developers are inspired to solve problems they personally face, even on a national scale.
Written by Mohammed Aziz Hleli — Student, Author, Writer & Developer from Tunisia.